Disco is a marvelous return to form for Minogue with captivating lyrical imagery, energetic and glitzy production and her trademark charming voice on display for all to hear. Continue Reading
Does their new music hold a torch to their previous work, no. It’s a bit of a mixed bag withContinue Reading
Suggesting that NAV consistently punches below his vocal weight class on ‘Emergency Tsunami’ would be a lie, as the crooner conforms to every trick in the book to make this listen just as unpleasing as his last.Continue Reading
British sludge metal Raging Speedhorn makes a fun,headbanging record, thats great for the first few listens, but ultimately doesn’t do enough to have lasting power.Continue Reading
‘Positions’ feels like an underwhelming unveiling of Ariana’s long awaited dedication to r&b.Continue Reading
Marketed as Joyner as his most pure and poised to make a difference, Evolution only narrowly escapes being a carbon copy of Joyner’s downward spiralling track record.Continue Reading
Uk Drill has come a long way. From being an offshoot of Chicago Drill, with UK crews even adapting Blood and Crip sets in the UK to influencing New York Drill, led by the likes of Pop Smoke And Fivio Foreign. The later has helped push UK Drill more toContinue Reading
On their 8th Studio album “Ohms,” Deftones seem to have lost their spark as the album is bogged down with terrible riffs, lackluster production, and generally forgettable songs.Continue Reading
‘Live From The Abyss’ really does feel like a dystopian wasteland, and Denzel treats it as an unfiltered snapshot of our worldContinue Reading
In many ways, I see ‘SAVAGE MODE ll’ as a product of Metro’s dynamic vision. He is the puppet master that orchestrates the highest highs, yet is often betrayed by Savage, who time and time again regresses back to his inane ways.Continue Reading
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